any chance the dark markets that announced XMR support will add AEON anytime soon?
I doubt you'll see that soon. I'd imagine they won't want the extra work maintaining too many wallets. Since AEON's goal is to be mobile friendly and is "partnered" with Monero, a nice feature of any future AEON mobile (or desktop) wallet might be to pay recipients in Monero. i.e. Implementing something like xmr.to or shapeshift.io from within the wallet. AEON -> XMR. That would probably help adoption. |
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When will AEON be added to polo?
That's down to Polo I suppose. If enough people ask them directly, they are more likely to consider it. |
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So what I was talking about some pages ago happened: Bitfinex fucked up for some hours and people was scared. This is why im not investing on any coin that doesn't let me store the coins myself locally to hold them myself. Trusting exchanges or other people to hold coins for you is nonsense and very risky... unfortunately I don't see a way to securely invest in Tauchain.
Funny that I mentioned this not a long time ago and now Bitfinex has been hacked and everyone is fearing they will never see their coins back. This is why im not asking in coins that don't have wallets if I need to keep the tokens long term. I just can't trust exchanges long term, it's a bad idea. Did you see this response to your original post? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=950309.msg15333385#msg15333385You don't need to keep IDNI Agoras on an exchange. You can keep them in your OMNI wallet. |
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Can anyone tell me what I need to do on Ubuntu to build the GUI wallet? I've cloned the source, but there's no make file, and I really have no clue what I do to generate one. Thanks.
Anybody?  |
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Can anyone tell me what I need to do on Ubuntu to build the GUI wallet? I've cloned the source, but there's no make file, and I really have no clue what I do to generate one. Thanks.
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Looks a nice sensible coin, shame about the POS interest rate, but actually, that's what makes it sensible, going to accumulate a few. https://dnotesvault.com/I'm not sure if you've confused the two, but to be sure others don't get them confused, DNotes (NOTE) and DigitalNote (XDN) are not the same coin. |
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Cool, thanks for the info |
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Today I have set myself up with a Raspberry Pi 3 and 3.5" LCD Touchscreen so I can always see my JBS balance and stake  Thought I would share some pictures with you all.  Testing and setting things up. hardest part was LCD drivers, but was quick and easy to get running.  Running the wallet Staking works perfectly. Wallet is easy to set up on a rPi with the provided rPi wallet files from the main post. Set up costs: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Heatsinks x2 Case to fit LCD 3.5" LCD TouchScreen 16GB SD Card Adapter and Cable (Not the same cable as the pictures) The above was brought as a whole kit from Aliexpress for just over $65 USD. rPi is original and came in original factory sealed box. LCD is Chinese but was provided with 'drivers' from Waveshare. Set up to get the LCD displaying and reacting to touch took under 10 minutes, just a few simple commands and a restart. I messaged the Aliexpress seller and was provided with a recent link to download the latest files and a simple install guide. I did spend a few hours looking for the drivers my self but ended up giving up. There is a LOT of variations of the 3.5" Touch Screen so I recommend you get drivers direct from the seller should you want to set one of these up for yourself. Well worth it IMO. Looks awesome too JBS-4-LIFE This is great, good job. How many different wallets do you think you could stake at the same time? |
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http://185.106.122.31/bitcedi/#The pool stats are a bit messed up. At time of writing this, the stats show the pool has a higher hashrate than the entire network. The block found stat is also confused, with the pool finding a block a minute ago, the network found a block 3 minutes ago
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Are the sha256sum or other hashes published anywhere for the binary releases? I can't see them here, at github or gulden.com.
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What did I do?! Nothing is wrong, that is how it is supposed to be. I forget exactly why, but I know that it is supposed to be like that due to the way that it us built. Compressed binaries that I downloaded and decompressed, such as Dash and Monero, prior to running the bitcoin build, had the expected purple square icon. If I download them again now, the binaries have the texty icon after extracting, so something seems different. |
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What happened to my icons in Ubuntu 16.04? After running through the steps I thought I should follow to build Bitcoin 0.12.1, many binary files do not have the expected icon:  The steps I followed on clean Ubuntu 16.04 I got from here https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/build-unix.mdsudo apt-get install build-essential libtool autotools-dev automake pkg-config libssl-dev libevent-dev bsdmainutils
sudo apt-get install libboost-system-dev libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-chrono-dev libboost-program-options-dev libboost-test-dev libboost-thread-dev
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bitcoin/bitcoin
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libdb4.8-dev libdb4.8++-dev
sudo apt-get install libminiupnpc-dev
sudo apt-get install libzmq3-dev
sudo apt-get install libqt5gui5 libqt5core5a libqt5dbus5 qttools5-dev qttools5-dev-tools libprotobuf-dev protobuf-compiler
sudo apt-get install libqrencode-dev
git clone https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.git
cd bitcoin
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
I've just downloaded a few other crypto wallets, and all the binaries don't have the purple square icon but they launch OK when I start them from terminal. What did I do?! |
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You have sent it from where to where?
Well my phone wallet to poloniex. I gave the address. The address shows no transaction so I can't go and ask poloniex anything. My Wallet was and I assume Poloniex is up to date wallet wise. no1 will give you a proper answer in here, youd have to contact support. All I ever knew for get gems was this thread. How do I contact support? Daniel seems not to be around much. you can message Daniel in the GetGems app @peled1986 |
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Now with the tokens replaced to AGORA'S IDNI, when will they be converted to the real coins?
A page or two back in the thread I believe Ohad says it could be up to a year. The focus for now is tau-chain development. Ohad, it might be worth adding an FAQ to the OP. |
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I think I've broken my AMD OpenCL by installing some updates that were released earlier for Linux Mint. I did also install cpp-ethereum the other day, but hadn't immediately noticed a problem. Only restarting the miner today after installing these OS updates did I see the issue. I now get the following when trying to run wolf's miner: ./miner: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libOpenCL.so.1: version 'OPENCL_2.0' not found (required by ./miner) I've re-installed linux-amd-14.41rc1-opencl2-sep19.zip but that hasn't helped. It may also be worth noting that I had previously edited my makefile to get the miner to work. It looks like this: CFLAGS = -D_POSIX_SOURCE -D_GNU_SOURCE $(OPT) -pthread -c -std=c11 -I./include/
LDFLAGS = -pthread $(OPT)
LIBS = -ljansson -Wl,./lib/x86_64/sdk/libOpenCL.so -lOpenCL -ldl I'd appreciate some guidance. Cheers folks |
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i suggest we first come up with a method that prevents loss to all buyers. then, if we can do some cosmic level justice, that'd be great, and that's what tau is about. still preventing loss is more important than preventing profit.
at any case if it'll be decided to pay the bitcoins back to the buyers of the 500K, i'll pay that.
problem is we don't know who are they all, while we cannot discriminate between them.
Bittrex could give you a list of addresses that the coins are withdrawn to, and the average price those people paid. Those users could send their Agoras to a burn address that you control. When you receive them, confirm they do actually come from said address, and pay them their BTC in return. Maybe a little work for Bittrex and you - in fact, I don't know if this is even possible. Just an idea. bittrex are regulated in the USA (toughest regulation). so they really cant do anything or even tell us what they can do. the current situation is that bittrex won't revert the trades, and only one buyer from the buyers who bought the 500K is known. Then I think the only thing that can be done is to distribute new tokens, 1 for 1, except the 20.5M. Buying back the 500k from honest individuals may seem like a reasonable effort too, but if you would be using BTC gained from the ICO/IPO (or whatever this is), then is that really worthwhile? Taking money out the the development pot is possibly worse than diluting the legitimate coin supply... I'm only guessing here at your source of BTC for the buy back. |
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What should I do with my coins on bittrex to be fine?
Provided that you did not buy your coins from the thief who dumped them at a low price, you don't need to do anything. You will automatically be allocated your fair and correct share of new tokens (I think). It is only those people who had low priced buy orders and inadvertently bought from the thief who need concern themselves with what might happen to their coins. Although, it is a concern to us all, since it affects the value of our legitimate holdings. |
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i suggest we first come up with a method that prevents loss to all buyers. then, if we can do some cosmic level justice, that'd be great, and that's what tau is about. still preventing loss is more important than preventing profit.
at any case if it'll be decided to pay the bitcoins back to the buyers of the 500K, i'll pay that.
problem is we don't know who are they all, while we cannot discriminate between them.
Bittrex could give you a list of addresses that the coins are withdrawn to, and the average price those people paid. Those users could send their Agoras to a burn address that you control. When you receive them, confirm they do actually come from said address, and pay them their BTC in return. Maybe a little work for Bittrex and you - in fact, I don't know if this is even possible. Just an idea. |
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